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Broadway at the Tennessee Theatre reveals 2026-2027 season lineup

Knoxville’s Broadway season is packed with fan favorites, and season packages go on sale this June.

Opulent theater interior with ornate details. Red velvet seats and gold accents. Elegant stage with closed curtains.

The Tennessee Theatre first opened its doors on Oct. 1, 1928. | Photo provided by Tennessee Theatre

Cue the curtain call. The Tennessee Theatre just dropped its 2026-2027 Broadway lineup, and it’s stacked with can’t-miss shows.

Go ahead and block off your calendar for these upcoming performances:

  • “Death Becomes Her” | Tuesday, Nov. 24-Sunday, Nov. 29, 2026
  • “The Great Gatsby” | Tuesday, Dec. 15-Sunday, Dec. 20, 2026
  • “Mamma Mia!” | Tuesday, Feb. 16-Sunday, Feb. 21, 2027
  • “The Sound of Music” | Tuesday, March 23-Sunday, March 28, 2027
  • “Jersey Boys” | Tuesday, July 20-Sunday, July 25, 2027
  • “Alicia Keys’ Hell’s Kitchen” | Tuesday, Aug. 10-Sunday, Aug. 15, 2027

Want first dibs on tickets? Season packages for new subscribers go on sale on Monday, June 22, unlocking early ticket access, exclusive previews, and lower fees.

Not feeling Broadway? Knoxville’s live music scene has plenty of shows worth a spot on your calendar, too.

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